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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1960
Page
8
In a three no trump battle, Mr. Muzzy fails to time the play, losing to defense. Miss Brash notes the importance of timing as Mrs. Keen and Mr. Abel secure key cards to derail the declarer’s contract.
A reader suggests placing a flashlight atop an inverted glass tumbler on white paper to create a dim night light for bedrooms. The glow helps prevent bumps during emergencies.
The solution states to add 130 pounds of a 2 percent copper alloy to 250 pounds of 65 percent copper to yield zero copper in the final alloy. It explains subtracting 125 from 162.5 and dividing by 0.25 to get 130 pounds. It also notes the General Assembly is the only UN body with all member states represented.
A short puzzle note explains a daily fortune game. It guides counting letters in your first name, applying adjustments to get a key number, then scanning a grid for that many marks to reveal a message.
A fragmented radio snippet references a morning segment titled Silent ate and mentions the Stooges and a color program tied to farmer topics. The garbled OCR includes channel notes for CBS 8 and ABC 13.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Chew attended the Baccalaureate services at New Castle and were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Albert McCormack. The five grandsons remained for a few days with Mrs Cox. An Eskimo dog weighs 50 to 85 pounds.
Nonmilitary merchandise exports from the United States totaling 163 billion dollars and imports of 15.2 billion dollars were reported for 1959 by the Trade Relations Council indicating a substantial trade gap.
A reader asks about a complicated family situation with a son's romantic ties to his mother and a stepmother dispute over reconciliation. The advisor notes such dynamics are unusual but possible and urges the partner to prove commitment if love remains.
A reader asks if sister-in-law was right to refuse directing waitresses at a wedding shower. Muriel Nissen advises on in-law tensions, noting possible motives and social expectations, while a separate item notes a steel firm spends 750000 annually on house upkeep costs.
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